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5.1 - Scientific Investigation, Reasoning, & Logic

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Practice Scientific Investigation Skills

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5.1.c

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5.1.e

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5.1.b

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5.1.a

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5.1.c

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5.1.d

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5.1.h

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5.1.f

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5.1c - School ends at 2:50. Approximately how much time is left in the school day?

20 minutes

30 minutes

40 minutes

50 minutes

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5.1e - A family was packing boxes to move. The son did an experiment with his dad to see if he could guess what was inside the box just by picking it up. What is the dependent variable?

Items in the box

Weight of the box

Number of boxes

Type of boxes

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5.1b - A boy is conducting an experiment to determine if water evaporates more on a hot day or a cold day. Which instrument will he use to measure the air temperature each day?

graduated cylinder

thermometer

hydrometer

meter stick

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5.1a - A student saw this bird and used a classification key to identify it. What type of bird did the student see?

Black Swan

Mandarin Drake

Peregrine Falcon

America Avocet

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5.1c - A student estimated that it would take 45 minutes to complete their science test. The student began the test at 11:16. About what time should the student finish up?

11:45

12:00

12:15

12:30

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5.1d - A teacher asked "Can light bend?" Which statement could the students use as a hypothesis for their experiment to match this question?

light can pass through objects in different ways

prisms, magnifying glasses, and different lenses were set out on the table

if different objects are tested, then an object will be found that bends light

if a transparent object is used, then people will be able to clearly see

objects can be tranparent, translucent, or opaque

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5.1h - Based on the table, how much rainfall should a scientist have predicted for May of 2011 in Norfolk?

12 - 17 inches

15 - 20 inches

18 - 23 inches

21 - 26 inches

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5.1g - How are amphibians and fish alike?

they both have body temperatures that change

they both breathe with gills as an adult

they both have scales for protection from predators

they both breathe with lungs as adults

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5.1f - To find out which soil absorbs (holds) moisture best, each container shown must -

be tested by the same person

have soil from the same place

be made of different material

have the same amount of soil